C-murder
C-Murder is Corey Miller from New Orleans, who started rapping with guidance from his cousin Master P. His 1998 debut album 'Life or Death' established his...
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C-Murder is Corey Miller from New Orleans, who started rapping with guidance from his cousin Master P. His 1998 debut album 'Life or Death' established his place in Southern hip-hop, followed by records like 'TRU 2 da Game' and 'Bossalinie' that carried his raw, confrontational style. Songs like 'Picture Me (feat. Magic)' and 'Wolfpack' typify the sound he built during those years.
In 2002, Miller was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of a teenage fan, a case that drew intense public attention and debate. He has maintained his innocence throughout, and the legal proceedings have remained a persistent part of his story. The conviction and its aftermath overshadowed much of his musical output from that period onward.
He continued to release albums like 'C-Murder' in 2001 and 'Screamin' 4 Vengeance' in 2006, often working with family members such as his brother Silkk the Shocker and collaborators like Mystikal and Magic. The music kept a loyal following even as his career became defined by both his early records and the long-running legal situation.
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